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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. ..
wHEAT-Steady; No. , soft cash. ac; hid; 7fl5c
asked; January. ,64 asked; May, Slr bid. Sic asked.
COKN-SieadN; No. > cash i4lee bid l5tsc asked
.Jauuary. i54c bid, 46c asked; May, IS3sc bid, 30
asked
QATs-No. cash. no bids nor offerings; May
sales, Sc
RYE-No. , cash. IS bid.
EGGS-SteadA; I9C.
FLOUR-Good demand and market very Arm; NX
So: Xxx altI,os family 81 l0al %; choice 45del.
fancy Sfo, tlt5; extra fancy SL1tl1j patent S2OJs
90; rye -four, 81 aoa Leo.
CORN MEAL-Clreen, 95c; dried. LOO
CORN CHOP-l elbow, sOc; bulk sc sacked.
SHIP STI FF- Bulk, 1lc; sacked, 16c
BRAN Sacked.
HAN-Frn; fancy. $g.0G small baled. $S.i 49,
FLAX SEED Slt5.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery fancy 2jc: good. pc;
fine dairy, l6c; pac ed, choice, il iGy; poor
nd low grades. glec; rolf good choice l6t5 lSC.
CHEESE-Full cream twins, lSc; fuil cream young
merica. B3.c.
wLINE PoCLTRY-Supp large and market
eaker: Spring chickens. sl15d2.Ot Old hens Sou
fousters sl.$fa -; turkeys, ia ic.
H.AMS-SGgar cured, lNtlC.
BREAKFAST BACON-iU'.C-
DRIED BEEF-9c.
SHOULDERS Dry salt shoulders $5.G5: long clear
SS5; clear rib s45; short clear $40; smoked shoul-
ders, Ss5t long clear, SelO clear rib, SS.a short
clear. SS45.
PDRk-Sli0l.
LARD-Ss.nl
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Head. and crssr whs. res EhSzid Have. 70
Comply FIN the I1s~-

Zach tossushig trsstee should hare
trzssfs-s's rseoTrf. ruesd reeorzl. lsag rsSgTst
and f7slI ~ - t0gsTasnl2 records and O,bNr
blanks worth - lsssf e. Also ag1se Sts-
toner
F.ach township treasurer sisoad hare a
treasurer record
f-seh Township clerk sssLsll hare . eAsEk 8
reeorti AMI sFArTanf book.
Elaeh jBs1ise - tie gssses sh1uid hare
civil siescke4. criminal docket. stray rs~sofsl
lfsDses4 sas essasslss5 kEEs ~ 4@7's Aks1 =
l5fsl fss=zsTzfE@fst * slausS.
F-asA eeast abs Khos1sd have a. asss1Et-
11seIf n b3auss
Each ggsasl a,se-zesr ssoaid have rssssi
sTyerssers aecO8GEt hs5ek. Ts1sgfTs box To-
latsor. recelys f6ssk fgT szf1s saoTk sfd
r.-,ssgst hook for Tz4sfsrla. 1as~z1
The akxsvs should - furnished 80 the
essfsref< II eaeh seil re.f4sst1d township as
fFse sxfeuse - The tVss fsAiH.
Fer sale As th@ EsasAs sssssee Orders
promptly Sled oS hal % sxpEszs pzepz..-
se~Ef wit
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ST. Louis Produce.

81 IDl II, Dec, =
FNOCR-FiTm in good demand but unchanged.
WHEA1-Dpened easier and declined 3SC, then re =
acted to close OF yesterday, then declined and nnsiy
advanced. closing lSC above yesterday. No red.
cash. Sltgc@s2c December. S'st.Slls,' closing at
sllpr; January slle@SiAc; closing at sc hid: Nav
SsaS,a SS]sc; CLOSING al Sii.c.
tORN-Higher; cash. 49iSc: December, iSlsc:
January, ,SG+S4c, closing tSisc; May. 5Ul46J0isc:
closing 5t.sc.
oATS-higher cash, 3o7lc May. S2ssc.
RNE-Strong; &c bid.
BARLEl-Strong; 9bs S. &c.
HAl-tnchanged prime timothy, SI2.006l 100
prairie. SsUbaliuu
LEAD-Sl.1S@4c0
EtiGS-19c.
kUTTER-Unchangcd creamery. 249SOc bid.
WHISkY-Steady. SlO5
pRONlSIONS-tirm.
poRk-New. SI4s5.
lARD-S1l2As.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
,wHEAT-Irregular; Sllec.bid; January, S23.c bid
May, s64sss s6lsc.
,,CoRN-Firm; December. l9ec January, 4Sssc:
oATS-Dull; May, S2lsc.
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For Sale.

A fine business. we'll established. Have
lease away down at bed rock Cheapest
rent in Wichita. A business that u not
oyerdone. and one OF the most profitable
in Wichita Stock on hand from ten TO
twelve thousand dollars. Call on Walker
x Fielder, real estate agents. 25 y. Main
street. d3tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The Missouri Pacific "Ft. Scott Route"
are now running through Pullman sleep
ing cars to Kansas City and 81 Louis on
all night trains daily; also through reclin
ing chair cars ON both night and morning
trains This is the shortest line to -
Louis by - miles. and the popular line
to allpoints east, north and south. lA}tf
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81. Louis Live stock,
81. LOUIS. Dec. 9.

81. Louis. Dec. 9.
CATTLE-Recep;s. SOo shipments 1907: market
nrnl.- Choice heavy native steers. >4.Sks&eE fair
10 choice s5.lU&4.0E stockers and feeders fair 10
4.iO 7-' N-'-''-
hoGs-Receip;s. S.aaa shipments 500 marke,
say: g. az Choice heavy and butchers selections
s.S;sSS5Ss pigs fair 10 good. S4.ls&4SJ
ShEtt'-heceipts. LlGe shipments 1tCt market
nrll; fair 10 fancy. s. 3lVSsU
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

V--fR II DE- 0Fr - aTEAanz@ fbe f8i}e~i-g
IT pr0usrrr foF s good -sFsEsf. cf8ufT faru- ]
will assume f-asB s',i - sN}sD 3nr5 f7fsEscss
larse. ffre 81 rerfHsf ts~ts frame zEg nrl 81
f fser aga stzag ui.a each hsldlnx7 the fhTes Ia
~s-rz t,are4l Tor Sssn Thee hl3l6iuzs i0rzss o.
fh@ side and splendid lgos~-Ty- farm -
i83 acrez ~ ReG1 coaasJ. Esiiss from A4sgf.A7i
sgieudEd land and vel! Improved, p, ~ Hsf
PEI county uises from Hszez.gIs. - ssrf~ IS fsti
ra- laf- hrfck s-c-F fHlsste@s tt2fE tn ~ssrfsf
HzrErr rO1urv. AL these fG- TcsS Se.-R7Tae.
ffgn-T farm fs-efsr S - =eeu TIE tT1 FtFsr~ ffr
slff frssle tfc cseIisazss faf Eplsi Indssna farm
!. 4 hfusTs-sA Ay. raosa Q oFeT - ESsz 4syaxlas
ave H5--<A
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Iadies. r yo7i ETisil - yet any pictures
framed Hyde 4 Hunble's T. the giscs -
20 Their assortment Il moulainas. iiu-
inZs and mats i extensive Their prices
are very los and their yorkDea sEr-r2-
efscsd 3sff
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains ON the c.. n X y. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka. Kansas City, st. Joseph, Chicago,
St Louis. off
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K.nsas National loan Co.

VIII make five year loans ON farms or
city real estate at favorable rates, and fur
nish money quick as papers are executed.
H. W Lewis. President, Kansas National
Bank building Id 35t
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Free reclining chair ears are now running
ON all trains on the C., X. & y railway.
Rock Island kOute.' between Wichita,
Topeka Kansas City, St. Joseph, Chicago.
II InulS q u
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

W. o. Riddell &, Co. over Kansas Ma
tional bank. Main street. are headquarters
for the following addition: tsIrfnpuDt.
Gett0. Logan. spring Grove and Clement
our list is fuli 0f both resideucss and busl-
ness property: se vii Se glad t. show
strangers and customers over our city, hay
ing been in the real estate business fqr
sometime, we control some Of the he=t
property IN the city Call and see ~ owe.
Kansas National bank, Main street ".
o. Riddell So 60. ili-f
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.

The Drovers IGurnsl reports:
'Af-TLk-Re2eipts. 7,C}E shipments not reported.
HatAet steady sfoeker> ss5ss>Uu COWS bulls and
isiASo sL3td2-st natives. sa1lfl 10 Texas cows
Sl-25sssl% ~ '''~'
ho6S.-Reoeipis. 2i,0n shipments. not reported.
market dul and steady; packers and shippers S5S :
S,lSni, he;svy, skG55'; mixed. :. 4Se5.iG
NhkSP~-iteeeipts. itse shipments nof reporfa,i.
!nasses steady western. s2s5: lambs s. 80 :.
feeders. S.M s'''''s'~'''
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Each Township Treasurer shout,

have Treasurers Record. Stray Record.
Transcripts, Compiled Laws of 1885, and
a full assortment Of blanks. For sale at
this office
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Kansas City Live stock.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. I,o0 head; shipments. ltyse
Market stronger FOR choice ami sluggish for COM
moni gooc 10 choice S4.5O9s.,5; common 10 med
lunl SS95,.4 ae stockers. S2.U162sk feeders SasvF
oG COWS, i250J 2;U; grass range steers sI9tFS0I
hoGS-ReceiptS, ls,uue shipments l.70t weak
ana sa lOc lower closing strong. good To choice
s9l1aSSE common to medium si6Us5.lG ssips ana
SHEEP-ReCeip;S, Sn shipments none; God
hrnl good TO choice $S-9has.l1s common to II ed
iam tI-S0S2.Sl
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axe the new short line. c. h. & y,
Rock Island route. 10 Kansas Citv. II
Joseph, Chicago and St. Louis. ll4-tf
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10 SO Acres of unignpr9vesi land in Ham
Itou county. Kans - - sold al Ss51 PER
acre Cheapest land ~ America
W " B0lRs
II-s5t I>arael, kanH
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U9r

All this month orgaIs at cost at Conoye,
Bros. di%St
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All notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted,
VIII be charged for the Of five cents per line
per week; no notice for less than > cents.
All FOR Sales Or other business notices will be
charged for at the of 10 cents line per week.
no business notice taken for less than SO cents
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Special sale ~ sslyersare a. TIE Payiiion,
40 North Main s. t7G
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Grea, bargains al tAis month a. Coa-
over BFos- 9ls5:
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NEW YORK. Dec ..
wHEAT-Firm and quiet. No. red, Nl@c ele-
vator. al / Ga9i34c delivered.
CoRN-Gpened lower; closed steady; decline re-
covered No. >, ts5ab5ac elevator 63ls@63s4c deliv-
cred
white :at,t4C.
C0FFEE-Spot firm AT lSl4c; options opened 100
80 points lower. closing steady
EGGS-Fair demand at 22a 2jc
BUTTER-Firm; western; base creamery, l.
@S5c.
CHEESE-Steady but rather quiet; western llleGs
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Largest stock Of alhums in the city sr
lowest prices, 40 y Main street. dl7-tf
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Lessons in Painting. Term of ~ lessons for SIS,
80 per lesson. Drawing for term OF - les
Si.jJ - cents per lesson. Orders for Christ
mas presents and decorations taken. Studio 81 y
Lawrence avenue. sim
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New York Grain and Produce.

BUT ER-Quiet; fancy creamery, 2JlG@5lc; fancy
dairy 25a PIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY.
MISS A. r. SHERMAN.

Office in the Clement building. Rooms ana {. 253
n Main ST., or lock box 13. J. a. McMahan, Sl!pt.
l9-tf
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DIR. CHARLES A. WIS
DIR, G. G. FURLEY.

Physician and Surgeon. Office Isl \ Main st
Pattee d Martins art store. Office hours: It
m, TO p. H., I to p. N. All catarrhal disc
specially. d
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Atchison & Topeka. 1st IS: :.-'.' 1
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Re, land grant 's.'---L
Atchison, Topeka'b Santa Fc.-.-........-...'..''
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

INoR TRADEN span q md .'af'-sizst 'Ssg1es for
= a t.sF~ = ts-fd sr.arrz VIII s1av e-sA = GiFsr<
.nce Il gaesr 4 glsTez- aadre@s O D. Bard AZ Z
Iss5Hzia ast-Es
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
PHYSICIANS.
w. W. WILLIAMS.

Physician and Surgeon. Operative surgery and
diseases of women. does a general practice. Office
over Citizens Bank, Main street and Douglas
avenue, residence 25i Topeka avenue. 12-lm
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
STORAGE.

CToRAGE-Cheapest and best place In wichits
y TO store all kinds of goods Call e - Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

General ticket and passenger agent. To-
peka, Kan. 3uo-tf
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FOR TRADE.

L'OR TRADE-A stock Of clothing and gents far
4 uishing goods that ~i1 invoice siuftsi TO trade
for Wichita property; unincuulherei property pre-
ierred. Morton WolInan * Co., Es3 =. Haia- is-4t
NOR TRADE-A good delivery ri- complete 70
c exchange for \ family horse and buggy. tai
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

nor TRADE NE nea ro,rrzsz1 ha=zxs Stale
IT ard i8e- 1e1rE A-~-s-8 fer s. a. f--r cazs
years rsgn- atsn iaNs = iafsafn - .scSsfsoa
rtsEr- asrsi ~ srsas ~ so . = ss.SsT-s.
sE55a tasls sSas& Efsss fsrne- Z x asnEsssrs as
re<ssa ever - Esst kasEEazs zTs-zas- G3s-1t
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.TRAYED.

CyTRAYED a roam horse about Is1a hands high
y white hind foot Snt white stripe in face. Wi
pay literally for his return 10 IsaS Mead dls-'
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E. N. CONKLIN, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Office 329 E Douglas
Telephone at office No. 294, telephone at resid
No liti Ii
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

CTORAGE-For household goofs merchandise.
= boxed or loose. II you have any goods tc store
bring them to the Wichita Storage Co, No Id West
Douglas ave. l-3
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
FOR SALE.

nor SALE OR TRADE-For Wichita property,
II Lilo acres lying in compact body two miles
from Lake City Medicine river. present terminus
Of the Santa Ferilroad: all fenced and fenced;
Tttered by Medicine river On the south and living
tlon: i.Ju acres can I've farmed; most all second
bottom with southeast slope. one 2-Stofy, b-roon
dwelling. orchard, forest trees, wind mill. water
tanks. barn, sheds. ontbuildings. etc. Everything
in frstcass repair IL is the iinest farm and ranch
property TO its size in Southwestern Kansas. We
also have several smaller ranches for sale trade
For particulars happily TO Mercer 81 Co. III y Main
st. d06t
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

TOR TRADE-A choice creek bottom tagfa fgT
IT residence property IN W ichta lu1st be fsofsr-
a;eIT close 70 bEsne-a-- The farm ha- god Efs
frame h11-e. stable att sfrS corn crib gfr7e
eraHcFF ami wagon shed. SIX wire psastnTs AMI
feed lot. Call z North Main 81 J. 4 shnivciy-
IT,
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
FOR EXCHANGE.

INOR EXCHAS Good farm and city property
II worth $6ts0 gilt edge and 81 Oh in cash for stock
of Dry goods. boots and shoes general meTchsli-
dise-Address lock box q. stafford. Kansas cls6S
ITO EXCHANGE-For improved property or In
/ side lots in Wichita. farming land. sam IN
zs:nfer Wrars. Aiaress. ISl Eagle ofice. Gs-fs
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

L+OR KxCHA N0E-Fogr east front gne1reEter-
u ed ParE P'ase aEFna@ Eot= foT a Sayta Main
street lot VIII aN-gf1e shss.e eErsffl lgsaffcs.
viii add q her PROPERTY aHee fss.d- 5se
4, Co room & IA = Nan. & =
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Furnished room with board in pri-
IL vdte family. l55 y. Topeka ave. 2tL6S
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TOR SALE-Vauable farm OF If0 acres. miles
II southeast of Wichita . miles north ~ Green
station being the northwest quarter Of section l..
township D. range east: ~ acres improved sIacres
In pasture. Price S5.gu. Terms twothiTds cash;
balance on time. Fer further information address
loci. box I2l Trenton, .. Usual commission 20
agent selling. dlfi-sH
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NOR SALE-At n bargain If taken at once. drug
II store Location first class; small capital
qured For particulars inquire 525 East OAK st.
II O.
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Attorney at Law. rooms > and Is. 80 Y Main street;
all business promptly attended to; furnish best
of references. d4-tf
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L'OR SALE-Cheap. first class lunch counter in
4 good running order. Inquire at toi Douglas
ave. los:
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LOST.
FOUND.

LNOUNp-Bright hay pony. owner can ge; sans
II by calling at M l. boug.sS ave. I.@
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LHOR SAIE-A stock of furniture and undertaking
4 goods in. n.Jetmore, The county seal u lIoognaB
county. stock new ard Ia good order. VIII sell the
stock and rent the buiding sell building with
stock Building l. HiSIu Stock viii invoice a. pres
ent about 500 Good reasons for selling. Address
{. ". Hopkins JetUoTe, Kan. ll5-tf
L'DR SALE-W hf = or. sec 81 tp n, r =. ais6 lots
L iH J. -. Dayidspu~ second add West First St Ad-
dress r II. Cunningham, p o box l2is Boston, Mass
nor SALE-Fine farm near Mt Hope. imprOvssi.A
L acres good p0v land ~ acres good hay land. sHd
viii take in trade horses cattle. Inquire AZ pro-
bate judges Office. S5-f
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GOING EAST.

ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
w. H. BRIDENBAUGH. W. II. RAUCH
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH,
Attorneys ana Counsellors at Law. Rooms ) and
Z at 2t5 North NI;Sin st. l9-tf
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nor SALE-OR TRADE-Six good work mules Or
L viii trade same for fresh mich cows. Inquire
c, H. Dean N the dry goods store Of John G. Alien.
l39 y. Main street. i96*
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
WANTED.

ITO LOAN. .sl10 on first mortgage on good inside
L improved property. Room 5 No, I'll n. Main
ST. dsj-5F
, 1887-07-14
Regular Quarterly ApportiOnment
OF SCHOOL FUND.
LELAND. W, T.. Juiy

LELAND, W. L., July 8, 1887.
According to the late school census
taken between the 10th and Both OF
June, 1887, the number of children in
Jefferson County, W. T., between five
twenty-one years of age entitled to draw
school money is Sl9. The county treas
urer having duly reported to me on the
Sth instant the amount of money belong
ing to the general school fund, in his
hands subject to apportionment was
749l, which gives the amount pro
rata per capita of S3.266. I have this
day apportioned the whole of said
amount, certified by the treasurer in ac-
cordance with the requirements of the
Washington School Law, as amended,
and which is now standing to the credit
of the several school districts of the
county as follows:
, 1887-07-14
lFrom Yestorday's DailY.N

CFrom Yesterdays Daiy.)
Steamer Dispatch leaves at 8, a. m.
Thursday.
Mr.. J. A. Martin, the Semiahmoo
merchant, is in town.
The Wizard Oil Concert Co. are regis
tered at the Central.
Mr.. T. J. Hart of Crescent Bay has
arrived home from the east.
Judge Langford and wife of Walla
Walla are visiting Puget Sound.
Daddy Nolan" tonight. Go and have
a side-splitting; soui-searching laugh.
House to rent. Inquire at Jas. Jones'.
Sheriff Cochrane of King county was
convicted yesterday of an assault, and
was fined 81 and costs.
The result of the base ball match yes
teEday between the Seattle Reds and
Dan. Sully's nine was, Reds l6. Sullys T..
Gents neckwear from 10 CTS. upwards
at NJ. Bernstein's San Francisco Store.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bailey, who have spent
several weeks here, en- leave, visiting
relatives, will soon return to their sta
ton.
DR.. I. N. Power Of EIlensburg has been
visiting with his old friends and rela-
tives in Port Townsend and in Island
county.
New steps are being built extending
on an incline downward from the top of
the grade on Washington street to the
sea wall front.
Mrs. Ed. Rose of this city will start
next Saturday for Leland, where she
will spend few weeks. for recreation,
at her summer residence
Capt. Britain at last "expects" to get
the Libby out soon-in which event the
mail from Townsend to Ssrniahmoo and
way ports may not miss so often.
A brother-in- law and sister of Andrew
Abernethy of Sequim arrived here yes
terday from Scotland. They expect to
make their future home at Dungeness.
On the Dispatch today from Clalam
were: Sheriff Morse and B. B. Meaghel
of Port Angeles, taking james CLARK
, 1887-07-14

Omaha, having accepted a position II
the deaf mute Institution at that place.
/ CITY NOMINATIONS Agreeable to call
large number of citizens assembled al
| Fowler's Hall last evening. ". II. H
Learned was called to the chair, and
/ Geo. W. O'BFicu was chosen secretary.
1t was decided on motion that the can
didate III any Case having the highest
number of votes should be declared the
| nominee of the convention. On calling
for nominees for mayor, the names of
ID. W. Smith, T.. w. deLion and Frank
4. Bartlett were placed before the meet
ing. A ballot was taken, showing ID. W.
Smith to have received the higheet num-
Der OF votes, and he was declared the
nominee. On motion r. W, deLion
was declared nominated unanimously
for reelection as councilman. There
being two other vacancies in the coun-
ell to fill. caused by the expiration of
the terms of A. Weymouth and r. X.
Latimer; four names were placed before
the meeting, viz: j. j. Hunt, Frank A.
Bartlett, W. H. II. Learned and A. Wey-
mouth. a ballot showed Messrs. Hunt
and Bartlett to have received the high
est number OF votes, and they were de-
ciaTed the nominees. For city marshal
Charles Finn was the only person named
aud his nomination was made unani-
nous. Capt. deLion publishes a card
today, declining to again serve as coun-
Gilman. Many will learn this with re-
gret, as he has been an active member of
the board. As the names of Messrs
Learned and Weymouth were before the
convention, with goodly support, We
suggest that they be placed upon the
ticket instead of Bartlett aud deLiou,
both Of whom have declined.
, 1887-07-14
From tuesdays DaiIx.

Mayor deLion.
@. W. Shattuck of East Sound was in
town yesterday.
E. B. Mastick, jr., manager OF the
Port Angeles newspaper, is in town
The furniture OF the late Montana
Varieties was sold at auction today.
Preaching in Dungeness July Oath, at
2:30 p. H., and at Port Ludlow July 3lst,
at 80 p. NJ, by Rev. b. V. Rice.
Col. Henry Landes, President of the
1st National Bank, will leave tomorrow
for San Francisco, via Portland.
Our street commissioner should see to
it that those thistles are speedily cut
down. They are nuisance, and are
threatening unlimited propagation.
The base ball nine of Dan. Sully's
Comedy Go. will play match game OF
base ball with the Seattle Reds today.
Captain Quinn. with the schooner
Teaser, arrived today from the Cape,
and reports Barkentine ashore about
two miles from the Rocks.
Superintendent j. l.. Smith OF the z.
s. Iron Company, J. B. Dyer Of Bay
View Hotel, and Mrs. Morrison, all of
Irondale, are in town.
Olympia had celebration of her own
Oh the Eanrth. 1t was largely attended,
and was q success. Hon. Sydney Dell
of Oregon delivered the Grafton.
A large bundle of copies of the S. F,
Chronicle of July Sth, containing its
notable Beecher article, was received in
town yesterday and distributed. The
article covers more than whole page.
At the city election in Seattle yester'
day DIR. Thos. II. Minor was elected
mayor over W. Ii. Shoudy the last in
eumbent, by a majority of 80 out of 1925
votes. d. 81. Gilman was elected city
attorney over Peterson by Is majority
It is safe to say that DR.. Minor received
as many congratulations from Porl
Townsend, his former home, as from
any other place. He served US few
terms as mayor, and we know him to bt
worthy. Seattle is redseming herself.
A SUooEss.-The concert given a
Learned's opera house last evening by
the R. B. George Chicago Musical Con
yention was decided and uproariouI
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success. The ball was we'll filled with
interested spectators. The singing was
partly by the professionals and partly By
| the class of about half a hundred who
had been taking lessons. Frequent
outbursts OF uproariOus applause at
tested popular approval. An attractive
feature of the entertainment was the
doll drill by a company of about thirty
little girls, under the leadership of Miss
Gertie Willison, and their subsequent
rendition of lullaby, "Rockaby Baby"
Cute little Belle Learned, daughter of
Hon. A. f. Learned, astonished the
house and brought down thunders of ap-
plause by her exquisite recitation OF
'Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight"
Among the Duets worthy of special
mention was that by the Misses Hannah
aid Beattie James. Their voices
showed careful training and rare natur-
al power At the close it was ANNOUNCE
ed that an effort was being made to Sc
cure enough pupils to make it possible
TOT Grei. Ieorge 10 return ana give
second convention, and a little canvas
sing was done by the committee ap-
pointed, resulting in securing the neces-
sary number of names within n few
minutes; so it was announced that the
second convention would open about
the Doth inst, after the return of the
company from Victoria. A telegram
was read from Seattle, announcing the
result OF the city election there, which
elicted hearty applause. Prof. George
and wife, Miss Kinsmau and Mr.. Camp
bell who accompany them, are vocalists
and musicians of fine ability. Their ac-
complishments were admirably exempli-
fed by splendid solos, quartettes and
medleys-dclighting the audience.
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shipping Notes.

(From Tuesdays DaIly)
The tug Pioneer which has been laid
up at Port Discovery for repairs, will be
commissioned again on the 9th inst.
The four-masted schooner William
Weizemap, johnson, was towed as far as
Point Wilson today by the tug Nastick,
bound for San Diego. After the tug
returned she towed the ship Guardian,
Marden, out to sea, bound to San Diego.
Ship Blue Jacket, 1896 tons, Starr, l >
days from Sau Francisco, was towed to
Seattle this morning by tug Tacoma to
load q return cargo Of coal.
The bark Bonanza, Capt. Killer, 1893
tons, arrived this morning, q days from
San Francisco. She was towed to Port
Gamble by the tug Goliah, to load lum-
ber for return cargo.